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单词 real
释义
real
adjective
uk
/rɪəl/us
/ˈriː.əl/

realadjective(NOT IMAGINARY)

A2
existinginfactand notimaginary:
实际存在的，现实的；真实的
Assuring thepatientthat she has a real and notimaginaryproblemis the firststep.使病人确信她真的有病，并非杯弓蛇影，这是对她进行治疗的第一步。
There is a very realthreatthat he willlosehisjob.他的确有失去工作的危险。
Synonym
true(REAL)
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
existing in fact
  • realHe doesn't think climate change is real.
  • trueHe had finally found true love.
  • actualWe had 500 people register for the conference, but we won't have the actual number of attendees until afterwards.
  • factualThere's no factual information at all in that email.
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real earnings, income, etc.
thevalueofearnings, etc. after theeffectofrisingpricesisconsidered:
（把物价上涨因素考虑在内的）实际收入
Wagesroseby 2.9percentlastyear, but realearningsstillfellby 1.3percent.去年工资增长了2.9%，但实际收入却仍然下降了1.3%。
in real terms
afterconsideringthings thataffectwhat anumberoramountreallymeans, such as theeffectofrisingprices:
实际地，真实地，事实上
Averageearningsrose5percentin realtermsafterdeductingincometax.在扣除收入所得税等项之后，平均收入实际增加了5%。
the real world
things as they really are, not as theyexistin theimagination, in astory, on theinternet, etc.:
真实世界（而非存在于想象、故事和网络中的）
Over-protectingchildrendoes notequipthem todealwith the realworld.过度保护孩子并不能带给他们应付真实世界的能力。
Whywastetimeonvirtualfriendships, when there arepeopleout there in the realworldwhowanttospendtimewith you?为什么要在虚拟世界的友谊上浪费时间？真实世界里就有人愿意和你一起共度时光。
See also
real-world
More examples
  • She has a realfeelforlanguage.
  • Was King Arthur a real or alegendarycharacter?
  • Politicians thesedaysare moreinterestedinplayingto thegallerythanexercisingrealinfluenceonworldevents.
  • Mostmodernkingsandqueensruletheircountriesonly in aformalway, without realpower.
  • Themainpoliticalpartiesaremerelyshadow-boxing,insteadoftacklingthe realeconomicproblemsfacingthiscountry.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
True, real, false, and unreal
  • actual
  • actuality
  • actually
  • all that glitters is not goldidiom
  • apocryphal
  • faithful
  • fake news
  • false
  • false flag
  • falsely
  • not so muchidiom
  • nothing could be further from the truthidiom
  • nothing could have been further from my mind/thoughtsidiom
  • parallel universe
  • post-factual
  • validity
  • veridical
  • verifiability
  • verifiable
  • verifiably
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You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Earning money

realadjective(NOT FALSE)

A2[before noun]
being what itappearsto be and notfalse:
真的；真正的；天然的
realleather/fur真皮／真毛皮
Is that atoygunortherealthing?那是把玩具枪还是真枪？
Synonym
genuine
Opposite
fake
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
being what it appears to be
  • realThat's not his real hair, is it? I thought it was a bad wig!
  • genuineThe painting is a genuine Picasso.
  • authenticThe clerk certified that the documents were authentic.
  • honest-to-goodnessMy father is an honest-to-goodness door-to-door salesman.
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[before noun]UKapproving
(especiallyoffoods)producedusingtraditionalmethodsand withoutartificialsubstances:
（尤指食物）正宗的，用传统手艺做的
Thepubsellsseveralkindsof realale(=traditionalbeer).那家酒馆供应好几种正宗艾尔啤酒。
for realB2informal
real, notpretended:
真正的，真实的；认真的
Ithoughtit was just adrillbutapparentlyit was for real.我还以为是消防演习呢，但显然是真的失火了。
More examples
  • You can alwaystella realbowtiefrom one thatclipson.
  • "Is that realfuronyourcollar?" "Certainly not - I onlywearfakefur."
  • Thoseflowersaren't real - they're made ofplastic.
  • George Orwell was apseudonym- his realnamewas Eric Blair.
  • Itturnedout that he wasn't a realdoctorat all - he was just asham.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
True, real, false, and unreal
  • actual
  • actuality
  • actually
  • all that glitters is not goldidiom
  • apocryphal
  • faithful
  • fake news
  • false
  • false flag
  • falsely
  • not so muchidiom
  • nothing could be further from the truthidiom
  • nothing could have been further from my mind/thoughtsidiom
  • parallel universe
  • post-factual
  • validity
  • veridical
  • verifiability
  • verifiable
  • verifiably
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You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Various qualities of food

realadjective(IMPORTANT)

B2[before noun]
the mostimportant; themain:
最重要的；主要的；真正关键的
The realdifficultywas thelanguage, because mychildrendon'tspeakEnglish.真正的困难是语言问题，因为我的孩子们不会说英语。
Noveltyvaluemay be apartof it, but the realreasonpeoplelikeourpaperis that itspeaksthetruth.有创意或许是一个方面，但人们喜欢本报的最主要原因是它讲真话。
More examples
  • Knowledge oflanguagesis a realassetin thissortofwork.
  • My one realviceischocolate.
  • Creativity,ingenuityandflairare the songwriter's realtalents.
  • The realdiseaseaffectingthecountryisinflation.
  • Theproposalwasdismissedas adiversionarytacticintendedtodistractattentionfrom the realproblems.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Intelligence
  • acuity
  • acumen
  • agility
  • apt
  • aptness
  • brain
  • grey matter
  • gumption
  • highbrow
  • horse sense
  • imaginative
  • perceptive
  • percipient
  • perspicacious
  • perspicacity
  • presence of mind
  • profundity
  • quick-witted
  • ready
  • subtlety
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realadjective(VERY GREAT)

B2[before noun]
used toemphasizeanoun:
（用于强调名词）真正的，地道的，十足的
He's a realgentleman.他是位地道的绅士。
She was a realhelp.她真是个难得的好帮手。
It's a realnuisance.真是麻烦透顶。
More examples
  • I get a realkickout ofowningmy owncar.
  • Shepickedup some realbargainsin thesale.
  • You wererightabout Pete - he's a realtroublemaker.
  • You gave us a realscarewhen youfainted, youknow.
  • It was a realcultureshocktofindherself in London afterlivingon asmallisland.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Big and quite big
  • appreciable
  • baronial
  • bloated
  • bulky
  • burly
  • expansive
  • heaping
  • hearty
  • hefty
  • higher
  • hulking
  • palatial
  • rambling
  • roomy
  • royal
  • savage
  • sizable
  • sizeable
  • the bigger the betteridiom
  • walk-in
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Idioms

get real!
is he/she for real?
real
adverb
mainlyUSinformal
uk
/rɪəl/us
/ˈriː.əl/
very:
非常，很，十分
I like thishomemadelemonade, it's real good!我很喜欢喝这种自制柠檬水，真是太棒了！
It's realeasyto do.这真的很容易做。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Linguistics: very & extreme
  • abjectly
  • abundantly
  • beyond
  • biblical
  • blankly
  • completely
  • desperately
  • extreme
  • highly
  • rank
  • raving
  • serious
  • smack
  • spectacularly
  • such
  • terrible
  • terribly
  • unutterably
  • veritably
  • wonderfully
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real
noun[C]
uk
/reɪˈɑːl/us
/reɪˈɑːl/
pluralrealsororreaisuk/reɪˈaɪs/us/reɪˈaɪs/
thestandardunitofmoneyused inBrazil:
The Brazilian real hasgained83percentinvalueagainst thedollar.
Thedamisexpectedtocost9.5billionreals.
More examples
  • Instead ofpaying5,000 reals intaxes, I justpay2,500.
  • A few reals can get you astatueof the Virgin of Aparecida.
  • Thedollaronceboughtfour Brazilian reals.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Currencies
  • Altcoin
  • ariary
  • bimetallism
  • bitcoin
  • CDN
  • denomination
  • escudo
  • franc
  • krone
  • lira
  • paisa
  • pieces of eight
  • quetzal
  • renminbi
  • repeg
  • rouble
  • rupiah
  • Schilling
  • shilling
  • traveller's cheque
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(Definition ofrealfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
real
adjective
uk
/rɪəl/us
/ˈriː.əl/

realadjective(NOT IMAGINARY)

A2
existinginfactand notimaginary
实际存在的，现实的；真实的
Assuring thepatientthat she has a real and notimaginaryproblemis the firststep.使病人确信她真的有病，并非杯弓蛇影，这是对她进行治疗的第一步。
There is a very realthreatthat he willlosehisjob.他的确有失去工作的危险。
real earnings, income, etc.
thevalueofearnings, etc. after theeffectofrisingpricesisconsidered
（把物价上涨因素考虑在内的）实际收入
Wagesroseby 2.9percentlastyear, but realearningsstillfellby 1.3percent.去年工资增长了2.9%，但实际收入却仍然下降了1.3%。
in real terms
afterconsideringthings thataffectwhat anumberoramountreallymeans, such as theeffectofrisingprices
实际地，真实地，事实上
Averageearningsrose5percentin realtermsafterdeductingincometax.在扣除收入所得税等项之后，平均收入实际增加了5%。
the real world
things as they really are, not as theyexistin theimagination, in astory, on the internet, etc.
真实世界（而非存在于想象、故事和网络中的）
Over-protectingchildrendoes notequipthem todealwith the realworld.过度保护孩子并不能带给他们应付真实世界的能力。
Whywastetimeonvirtualfriendships, when there arepeopleout there in the realworldwhowanttospendtimewith you?为什么要在虚拟世界的友谊上浪费时间？真实世界里就有人愿意和你一起共度时光。
See also
real-world
More examples
  • She has a realfeelforlanguage.
  • Was King Arthur a real or alegendarycharacter?
  • Politicians thesedaysare moreinterestedinplayingto thegallerythanexercisingrealinfluenceonworldevents.
  • Mostmodernkingsandqueensruletheircountriesonly in aformalway, without realpower.
  • Themainpoliticalpartiesaremerelyshadow-boxing,insteadoftacklingthe realeconomicproblemsfacingthiscountry.

realadjective(NOT FALSE)

A2[before noun]
being what itappearsto be and notfalse
真的；真正的；天然的
realleather/fur真皮／真毛皮
Is that atoygunortherealthing?那是把玩具枪还是真枪？
Synonym
genuine
[before noun]UKapproving
(especiallyoffoods)producedusingtraditionalmethodsand withoutartificialsubstances
（尤指食物）正宗的，用传统手艺做的
Thepubsellsseveralkindsof realale(=traditionalbeer).那家酒馆供应好几种正宗艾尔啤酒。
for realB2informal
real, notpretended
真正的，真实的；认真的
Ithoughtit was just adrillbutapparentlyit was for real.我还以为是消防演习呢，但显然是真的失火了。
More examples
  • You can alwaystella realbowtiefrom one thatclipson.
  • "Is that realfuronyourcollar?" "Certainly not - I onlywearfakefur."
  • Thoseflowersaren't real - they're made ofplastic.
  • George Orwell was apseudonym- his realnamewas Eric Blair.
  • Itturnedout that he wasn't a realdoctorat all - he was just asham.

realadjective(IMPORTANT)

B2[before noun]
the mostimportant; themain
最重要的；主要的；真正关键的
The realdifficultywas thelanguage, because mychildrendon'tspeakEnglish.真正的困难是语言问题，因为我的孩子们不会说英语。
Noveltyvaluemay be apartof it, but the realreasonpeoplelikeourpaperis that itspeaksthetruth.有创意或许是一个方面，但人们喜欢本报的最主要原因是它讲真话。
More examples
  • Knowledge oflanguagesis a realassetin thissortofwork.
  • My one realviceischocolate.
  • Creativity,ingenuityandflairare the songwriter's realtalents.
  • The realdiseaseaffectingthecountryisinflation.
  • Theproposalwasdismissedas adiversionarytacticintendedtodistractattentionfrom the realproblems.

realadjective(VERY GREAT)

B2[before noun]
used toemphasizeanoun
（用于强调名词）真正的，地道的，十足的
He's a realgentleman.他是位地道的绅士。
She was a realhelp.她真是个难得的好帮手。
It's a realnuisance.真是麻烦透顶。
More examples
  • I get a realkickout ofowningmy owncar.
  • Shepickedup some realbargainsin thesale.
  • You wererightabout Pete - he's a realtroublemaker.
  • You gave us a realscarewhen youfainted, youknow.
  • It was a realcultureshocktofindherself in London afterlivingon asmallisland.

Idioms

get real!
is he/she for real?
real
adverb
mainlyUSinformal
uk
/rɪəl/us
/ˈriː.əl/
very
非常，很，十分
I like thishomemadelemonade, it's real good!我很喜欢喝这种自制柠檬水，真是太棒了！
It's realeasyto do.这真的很容易做。

real| American Dictionary

real
adjective
us
/ˈri·əl,ril/

realadjective(ACTUAL)

existinginfact; notimaginary:
There is a realpossibilitythat he willlosehisjob.
This is atruestoryabout realpeople.

realadjective(NOT FALSE)

being what itappearsto be;genuine:
Are thoseflowersreal orfake?
Thechestofdrawersis a realantique.

realadjective(VERY GREAT)

[not gradable]
verygreator to agreatdegree:
He’s a realgentleman.
Thecurrentsituationis a realmess.

Idiom

the real McCoy
real
adverb[not gradable]
infml
us
/ˈri·əl,ril/

realadverb[not gradable](VERY GREAT)

in a verygreatway or to agreatdegree:
I getcoldrealeasy.
It’s realnicetomeetyou.
(Definition ofrealfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

real| Business English

real
adjective[before noun]
uk
/rɪəl/us
ECONOMICS
afterconsideringtheeffectsofinflation:
Wagesroseby 2.9% lastyear, but realearningsstillfellby 1.3%.
Japan'seconomygrewby 1.5%in realtermsin the firstquarter.
(Definition ofrealfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofreal

real
Chapter 13 discusses constraint programming over reals using interval constraint solving.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Finally, let us consider what happens when we move up to the reals.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The order will be induced by the standard ordering of the reals.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Tax rates did not exceed 0.05 reales per mazo and did not change throughout the period.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Denotations are included for integers, reals, booleans, characters and strings.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Since order on reals is undecidable, there is no simple uniformly applicable lattice meet operation that would always produce non-negative intervals as values.
From theCambridge English Corpus
As this proof shows, there are infinitely many non-equivalent countably based domain representations of the reals.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Edalat uses the interval domain of reals, rather than the reals, as the values of the entries in his density matrices.
From theCambridge English Corpus
However, during the 1770s it grows to 12 or 13 reales, to 14 reales in 1790, and it reaches 20 reales around 1800.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The price rises during the 1730s, and it reaches 11.5 reales in the 1740s, remaining there until 1750.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Interval constraint solving over reals has a number of subtleties which can trip up naive users and these are well explored.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Computers truncate, transforming reals and transcendentals into rational approximations.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The hacienda agreed to pay each labourer three reales per day, half the normal daily wage.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Sets satisfying these conditions include the reals, the rationals, and the rationals with finite binary expansions, the last being the smallest such set.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The collection of formal reals is extended by also allowing 'unsharp' elements, which we call partial reals.
From theCambridge English Corpus
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
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